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Low wages, inadequate training hurting services for intellectually disabled people

Posted on September 25, 2014February 10, 2015 by Margo Powell

Winnipeg Free Press â€“ September 25 2014

Posted in News, UncategorizedTagged Direct Support Professionals, Wages

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Poor Wages for Disability Support Workers Put Vulnerable People at Risk

Report finds low wages cause high turnover of support staff for those living with disabilities

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